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*.o
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*.a
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# Folders
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@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ without a slow convergence run. Lastly, because each datacenter runs indepedentl
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supporting multiple datacenters is no different than a single datacenter.
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That said, Consul is not a replacement for configuration management tools.
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These tools are still critical to setup setup applications and even to
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These tools are still critical to setup applications and even to
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configure Consul itself. Static provisioning is best managed
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by existing tools, while dynamic state and discovery is better managed by
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Consul. The separation of configuration management and cluster management
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@ -20,7 +20,8 @@ However, the systems differ in many ways. Consul provides a much richer
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health checking framework, with support for arbitrary checks and
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a highly scalable failure detection scheme. SkyDNS relies on naive
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heartbeating and TTLs, which have known scalability issues. Additionally,
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the heartbeat only provides a limited liveness check.
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the heartbeat only provides a limited liveness check, versus the rich
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health checks that Consul is capable of.
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Multiple datacenters can be supported by using "regions" in SkyDNS,
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however the data is managed and queried from a single cluster. If servers
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runs an independent cluster of servers. Requests are forwarded to remote
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datacenters if necessary. This means requests for services within a datacenter
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never go over the WAN, and connectivity issues between datacenters do not
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affect availability within a datacenter.
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affect availability within a datacenter. Additionally, the unavailability
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of one datacenter does not affect the service discovery of services
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in any other datacenter.
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